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Dear Mr. Moser:
This is in reply to your letter of March 21,
1988.[2]
1. Occupancy of Marital Home.
Dr. Leventhal is amenable to alternate
sharing of the marital home on an equal time-share
basis with three months alternatively to the wife and
husband. The foregoing is contingent on the wife
agreeing to presently placing the marital home on the
market for sale at the highest obtainable market price,
with the net proceeds of sale to be held in escrow,
until a final judgment of the Court in the divorce
action, or agreement with the parties.
The husband will pay all normal and usual
expenses of maintenance and operation of the marital
home and the alternate residence the occupancy of both
of which are to be shared by the parties. Our clients
shall agree with respect to the alternate residence.
Accordingly, no appraisal will be required
since the home will presumably be sold before the
conclusion of the action.
2. Tangible Personal Property.
With regard to the tangible personalty of
value, viz., antiques, our client Dr. Leventhal is
agreeable to having the parties select the items on an
alternate selection basis, with the first selection to
the wife. This again will obviate the necessity for an
appraisal of the personalty.
3. Professional Corporation's Payment.
In view of the fact that Mrs. Leventhal is no
longer on the payroll of the professional corporation,
no further payments of $154 bi-weekly can be, nor will
they, be made to Mrs. Leventhal.
2 The referenced Mar. 21, 1988, letter is not a part of the
record in this case.
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